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UNDERSEA SNEEZERS

You don’t need a nose to sneeze. That’s what scientists learned when they spied on sponges in the ocean.

Sponges are squishy and look sort of like rocks or sticks. But they’re really animals. They eat tiny bits of food from the water that flows through the holes

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